I cant hear my spekers in 3000 n100 0768-59g

I have lenovo 3000 n100 0768-59g and I don't hear nothing from the speakers.
I use Windows 7 Enterprise now, before I installed win7 I used win XP and I heard very good.
now I see in mixer the song volume up an down but I don't hear nothing.
pleas somebody help me...
I search answer in Google and I don't find, and I call to lenovo but them don't
support Because the Warranty is over.
tnx a lot

make sure that your playback devices are enabled.
right-click the speaker icon on your taskbar > select 'playback devices'
in the empty space, right-click and select both 'show disconnected/disabled devices'
do you see icons for your speakers and headphones now? you may need to enable both of these.
you can also try the troubleshooter to discover any connection issues that may exist, instructions are below:
- click 'start' > select 'control panel'
- type troubleshooting in the top-right search field > select 'troubleshooting'
- click 'hardware and sound' > select 'playing audio'

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